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We have Cuties around the world so my question, do any of you find these threads in your market or are they only in the Middle East and Asia? Alos, how do you like them?
Thanks all Dolly
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No I have never seen them here in the USA. We have other brands that may be similiar. Looks like nice work in the background too. Suzanne
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my crochet, thanks Suzanne
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Haven't seen the brand here in the UK, Dolly. I thought it might have been Egyptian cotton but I can see the label says made in Japan. Jan
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These are the embroidery threads here.
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Thay are new to me and I have lived in the south, north and east of the US.
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I did bring back a bunch of Sulky colors from the US, and even purchased a 101 spool set that I'm still using.
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terriweistra
08 Oct 2012
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I bought a lot of these cotton spools when I lived in Jeddah and use them mainly for my overlocker (serger) I don't like to use them on my sewing machine.
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When did you live in Jeddah, did you enjoy it??
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Haven't seen them in Australia either. Lyn
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I guess they are just in the Middle East and Asia then?
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Hi Dolly, No I have not as yet seen them in South Africa. They look great,do they come in all different colours? Hugs Yvonne
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I added the picture for you Yvonne, thanks
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Yvonne, you asked about colors, there is quite a range of them! Thanks all for your comments, I have been using only these threads because that's what is available in the market and they sew out pretty nice.
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I think these threads are Rayon and may not be colorfast.
Yes they are Rayon and I noticed that they get darker when washed, which I do with my FSL.
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They're obviously shiny embroidery threads, I see that now, and very nice too... I thought it was sewing cotton, that's why I mentioned Egypt, doh. Jan
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I also now see they are shiny :) I bought tons of those as well and am still using them with no problems :)
I've only had problems with a couple of the black colors, for some reason they seem to break more often.